Some inmates at a Northeastern Minnesota prison are learning a life long skill behind bars. Now, legislation is now being proposed to help that work give them a path toward future employment.
A campaign kicked off this week to help people better manage their personal finances.
Five businesses were honored at the 23rd annual Joel Labovitz Entrepreneurial Success Awards held inside the DECC.
United Properties is proposing to build the brand new Kenwood Village on the southeast corner of Kenwood Avenue and Arrowhead Road.
An Iron Range mining company’s plant is staying idled.
Duluth Homebrew Supply will open in Fitger’s this June.
For 94-years the Junior League of Duluth has been in existence and Tuesday it finally opened a new office in West Duluth.
Life House in Duluth is embarking on a new project that will provide care for young victims of sex trafficking. They say the first step for a youth to come out of this situation is safety.
The chilly weather may have some reaching for the warm blankets and if you’re in need, no worries! Because St. Luke’s has plenty of options in their main lobby.
Although it may not look like spring outside this week, the Mosquito and Tick Squad in Cloquet is sending out a warning about the upcoming tick season.
The city is looking to construct a 40,000 square foot fenced in area at Veteran’s Memorial Park.
Since January there have been more than 50 wolf complaints in Minnesota, a number that is double what it has been the past few springs.
Sammy’s is offering a half–priced, single-topping pizza with the purchase of a 14 or 16 inch pie Monday through Thursday.
Minnesota House Republicans are blending extra income tax credits and business breaks in their centerpiece plan to provide $2 billion in overall relief.
A new event kicked off this weekend to help build community projects just outside of Superior.
In the tourism months Canal Park restaurants will open additional seating and hotels will be full 7 days a week which means they need to add more staff to their businesses to meet the demand.
The March of Dimes Northland Chapter held a fundraiser at On the Rocks Art Studio in Canal Park.
Locals lined up at 5 o’clock in the morning just to get their hands on exclusive tunes and collector’s items.
Volunteers started raising about 1,800 roses at the Lakewalk Rose Garden.
A distracted driving safety event kicked off in the Miller Hill Mall.
The 18th biannual Birth and Baby Fair kicked off inside the Coppertop Church in Duluth.
Minnesota community college students could one day have an easier time moving to a four-year state school.
Are you looking for a job and enjoy serving others?
Parents Katie and Eric Bordal, received not one but two gifts from Santa this year, and they need your help.
If you buy second hand goods this weekend it will help out a local cause. Are you looking for a job and enjoy serving others?
UMD students have teamed with Animal Allies to create a scholarship for college students to train and register their pets to be certified therapy animals.
Less snow is making it possible for crews to continue removing ash trees in Superior.
This legislative season the GOP led House is proposing a bill that would cut local government aid to Duluth, Minneapolis and St. Paul which would save the state a combined $85 million.
A normal Thursday night quickly took a terrifying turn when a local shop owner and his two dogs encountered a hungry pack of wolves.
The school board of District 318, made up of Grand Rapids and Big Fork, is deciding whether to renovate current buildings or seek funding for two completely new elementary schools.
Dogs are the recent target of the new flu strain spreading around the Midwest.
Animal health experts say a canine influenza virus has sickened hundreds of dogs in several Midwestern states, including one in Wisconsin.
Northlanders were given the chance to bring something to the table in an effort to feed the hungry.
“This is a good opportunity for us to be right on a four lane Highway 53,” Solon Springs Mercantile co-owner Meg Thoreson said.
Monday, the City of Duluth honored nearly 3,000 volunteers for being engaged in the community.
A Hillside resident has announced their candidacy for a Duluth City Council seat.
A local nonprofit celebrated a milestone this weekend.
A tiny home has been on display at the Arrowhead Home and Builders show all week, and now a lucky winner is getting to keep it while helping a local organization.
Hectic and surreal are just a few words Applewood Knoll residents are using to describe what it’s been like since the 20 unit complex went up in flames.
Raise your glasses! The Gitchee Gumee Brewfest was a hit Saturday evening. The 18th annual event was sold out.
Spring rolls and chicken curry were just a few dishes bringing community members together.
One of the biggest races in the Northland kicked off today.
More than 100 kids learned about what to do if they’re ever in an uncomfortable situation with a stranger or someone they know.
A benefit was held at Strikers Bar in Superior to help raise money for the nearly 50 people left without a place to call home after a fire spread throughout Applewood Knoll Apartments.
A true sign that the seasons are changing in The Twin Ports, is the opening of The Portland Malt Shoppe.
At least 100 people celebrated the city’s renewed commitment to protect residents and property.
People living on Park Point are asking the City of Duluth for a dog park in the area.
Spring has sprung but that doesn’t come without allergies. This year, Doctors say a “pollen vortex” may have some of us reaching for the tissues more often.
The University of Wisconsin System regents have approved raising tuition for out-of-state undergraduate and graduate students at most of the system’s four-year schools starting next year.
Pat and Roy Line are quite the pair.
